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Yale College offers admission to 1,991 prospective freshmen
Yale College admits 1,991 prospective freshmen from a staggering 29,610 applicants, a figure that represents an all-time high. Yale College has admitted 1,991 students selected from 29,610 applicants for the…
Read full news →College admits 2,029
Harvard has extended admission offers to 2,029 students, representing 5.8% of the 35,023 applicants. These offers are valid until May 1 for acceptance. According to William R. Fitzsimmons, dean of…
Read full news →MIT admits 650 talented and diverse students through early action
MIT has increased its admissions process to keep up with the growing number of applicants. During the early-action period, 6,541 students applied to MIT for the Class of 2017, marking…
Read full news →Supreme Court to Hear Case That Could Overturn Landmark Decision on Educational Diversity
The Supreme Court is set to review a major case that might overturn a landmark decision regarding educational diversity at the college level. Columbia University and other higher education institutions…
Read full news →MAP celebrates fifth anniversary with End Of Year Celebration
MIT's Mentor Advocate Partnership (MAP) program marked its fifth anniversary with an End of Year Celebration held on May 9 at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge. This event brought together mentors…
Read full news →Yielding to an invitation
Nearly 81 percent of students admitted to the Class of 2016 chose to matriculate at Harvard College. This yield is notably high, with the last time reaching 80 percent being…
Read full news →Student Life on display for Campus Preview Weekend
Prospective students visiting MIT for Campus Preview Weekend (CPW) had the opportunity to witness an impressive range of academic, social, and extracurricular activities that define life at the institute. This…
Read full news →Hard-earned gains for women at Harvard
Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz, a professor emerita of history and American studies at Smith College, delivered a talk titled "It’s Complicated: 375 Years of Women at Harvard" at the Radcliffe Institute…
Read full news →Two MIT juniors named Truman Scholars
Two MIT juniors, Cameron McCord and Victoria Temitope Okuneye, have been honored with the prestigious Truman Scholarship for the year 2012. Each recipient will receive $30,000 to support their graduate…
Read full news →Financial aid budget increasing to $120 million, supporting commitment to keep Yale College affordable for all
The financial aid budget is set to increase to $120 million, reflecting Yale College’s renewed commitment to ensuring affordability for every student. Just two weeks before the announcement was made…
Read full news →Miller Theatre Lets Audience Choose: Sit Close to the Stage or on It?
Columbia University’s Miller Theatre announced a unique seating arrangement for its concertgoers, giving audiences the unusual option to sit either very close to the stage or directly on the stage…
Read full news →Applications to Harvard College stabilize
Harvard College announced that undergraduate applications have stabilized for the current admissions cycle. Official figures released by the university show steady interest from prospective students following a period of significant…
Read full news →MIT Sloan students' awards and honors
MIT Sloan students have received several notable awards and recognitions, highlighting their academic achievements and community engagement. Five MIT Sloan students—Paul Artiuch, Kathryn Bach, Daniel Coleman, Ed Hallen, and Ankit…
Read full news →An unprecedented admissions year
Nearly 35,000 students applied to Harvard College for the Class of 2015, marking a record high. Letters of admission were sent to 2,158 students, representing just 6.2% of the total…
Read full news →Record applications to Harvard College
Nearly 35,000 students have applied for admission to Harvard College’s Class of 2015 for entry in August, marking a significant increase of about 15% from last year’s record 30,489 applications…
Read full news →Alums receive Hiram Hunn Award
Harvard recently recognized several alumni with the Hiram Hunn Award for their dedicated work in admissions interviewing. These volunteers spend countless hours meeting prospective students and helping the university evaluate…
Read full news →Yale Welcomes the Class of 2014
Yale College welcomed the Class of 2014 to its campus on Friday, August 27, 2010. The college selected 1,344 freshmen from an applicant pool of 25,869. The incoming class was…
Read full news →How to get into MIT
MIT Club of Boston to host talk on getting into MIT MIT Club of Boston will host a talk on “How to Get into MIT” on May 5, 2010, aimed…
Read full news →JE’s Newly Appointed Master Is a Familiar Face at the College: Interim Master Penelope Laurans
Dr. Penelope Laurans, a respected figure in academia, has recently been appointed as the interim master of Jonathan Edwards College at Yale University. In this role, she will take over…
Read full news →Financial aid budget to increase more sharply than tuition and fees
MIT is planning to raise undergraduate tuition and fees by 3.8 percent next year, marking one of the smallest percentage increases in over 25 years. At the same time, the…
Read full news →Deutsch named director, admissions and career development of MIT Leaders for Global Operations Program
Professor GeForce Deutsch has been appointed to the role of director of admissions and career development within the MIT Leaders for Global Operations Program. MIT’s Leaders for Global Operations (LGO)…
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